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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
The Temperance Work.

There were two hundred and twenty, five
children at the Rink yesterday afternoon
to, receive package Of candy from Major
Camp. The children enjoyed the treat,
and Major Camp made quite an inpres
sion on the little folks by the interest he
manifested in them. Hon. G. ". Atkinson
and Major Camp made short addresses TO
the children. The question was asked
them, as many Of you as attend Sabbath
School please raise your hand, " and 1t was
found that not one-fifth Of those present
attended Sabbath School.
The meeting last night was addressed BY
Messrs. John Baggs, G. W. Bags and ma
ior Camp. The audience was large and an
sppreciatiye one. There will be two meet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
TERsE TELEGRAMs.
Minor happening and Events In the World
Briefly Told.


Briefly Told.
Fire broke out yesterday in Boyle's liv-
cry stable, Fargo. OAK, which wAs de-.
stroyed, together with four two-story bust
ness blocks The total loss is $;D.475; In
surance, S2l ,975.
The residence Of Herman J. fAhlman.
Napierville ILL.,. , was burned last night, to
gether with the furniture and ane paint
ings purchased by Mr.. PshlmSn in Paris
and valued nj $25, 600. The cause OF the
fire is thought 10 have been defective
chimney. The property was well insured.
The stories about suffering in the west
ern and northwestern counties Of Kansas,
are said TO have been greatly exaggerated.
Archibald Mcneil, of ~ London
!Sportsmdn's staff, is mIsteriously missing
Mr.. Parnell will spend the Christmas
holidays with NJ. O'Shea, in Kent. Ills
health Is much improved.
The oil market reached the highest point
of the year ut New York, yesterday, sell
ing AZ sii.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
West Virginia Matters.

Special TL,ordm 10 ne Sunday R,0iaer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December "a
Commissioner Miller has gone to Iiagers
town to spend Christmas with his family
The pensions of James II. Collins and
Joshua Richison, Of Sistersville, W. Va
have been increased, and the pension OF
Isaac Smith, of Jerry's Run, has been re-
issued The pension of Nicholas ID. Pal
mer, OF Martins Ferry, Ohio, has been
increased.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
Llfe Convict Pardoned.

PRESCOTT, A. T., December A.-Gov-
ernor Zulich has granted pardon to Bar-
ney Riggs, who is serving life sentence
in the Territorial prison at Yuma, on con-
dition of his leaving the Territory. Riggs
is the prisoner who assisted in keeping
down TIE insurrection Of coDyicts some
time ago. and saved the life Of Superin-
tendent Gates.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
Marriage Licenses issued.

The following marriage Licenses were
issued by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Frank J. Charnock, aged 81, a native of
Wheeling, and Matte l. Geary, aged -,
a native of Wood county, now of Wheeling
Jacob Honenmacher, aged 26, native
of Germany, now OF bridgeport, and Rosina
Dobler, aged 81, of Wheeling
Joseph c. Baker, aged 80, a native Of
Marion county, and Lula B. Cunningham,
aged 90, of Marion county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
Court Crumbs.

The case of the State for the use Of Elder
v. Lauchlin was on trial in the Circuit
Court yesterday.
Judge Boyd's Court will meet to-mor-
row as usual. Judge Jacob will not hold
Court.
In the case of William Brsndstrop v. the
Manufacturers Natural Gas Company, be-
fore Judge Jacob, without a Jury, the
Judgment of the Court wa4 for the plain
tiff in the SUN of S25, each party TO pay
his own costs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
A BROWNING CLOUD
OYER The EUROPEAN HORIZON.
The Russian War Party Driving the Gar to
Open Hostlitiss.
THE NOILRCH'S PACIFIC POLICY
OvsrbOrns BY the Psnslavlst Faction Of
the Empirs

BERLIN, December ALI war early in
the spring is sverted, official anticipation
will be deceived and military expectation
disappointed.
Within the past few days it has become
the settled conviction Of the diplomatic
circle that the Cars pacific tendencies
have been overborne by the Panslavist
faction, and that he Is now under the con-
troll of the war party, the leaders Of which
are likely to precipitate war by some act
of provocation committed without the
Cars full assent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
OUTLAWS At WAR;
COMMUNITY TERRORIZED
By the Dsvilish Deeds Of the Defiant
Desperadoes.
PITCHED BATTLE OF THE FACTIONS,
Which Results in the Killing and WOunding
Of a Number.

CHICAGO, December 24.-An Ozark,
Mo-, special says: Col. Almus Stone, Of
this city, returned from Stone county yes
terday, and says that deadly warfare is
raging near Galena in that county. Very
little is known of the history of the feuds,
but it seems that the Terry brothers, five
in number, living near Maybury's Ferry,
on the White river, have for years defied
the law and intimidated the community.
They have been charged with various
crimes, including horse stealing, and fin
ally vigilance committee was organized
to drive them out of the county.
A DEADLY DUEL.
Two weeks ago one of the Terrys was
shot from ambush and killed. Soon after
this, one Weeks, member of the Terry
faction, was shot TO pieces by unknown
assa8sins. A few days after the death of
Weeks, Garrett, friend OF the Terrys,
was fired upon by Grant Wagner and
William Ambrose, who had secreted them
selves by tree top. Ambrose was armed
with double-barreled breech loading shot
gun, and Wagner with repeating rife.
Garrett carried a Winchester rife, and
when fred upon by the assassins jumped
from his horse and took position behind
tree, and about forty-tiVe yards from Am
brose and Wagner.
SHOT TO KILL.
The fight lasted about fifteen minutes,
during which time over twenty-five shots
were exchanged. Wagner received two
mortal wounds, and his ally, Ambrose,
fled, leaving Garrett master of the field.
About this time Frank Ambrose, brother
of William, who had heard the shooting,
came upon the scene armed with re-
volver and opened fire upon Garrett, kill
ing him at the second shot, and receiving
himselfa mortal wound. Ambrose then
took his wounded brother home, the latter
dying a few hours. 1t is said ten men
have been killed in that neighborhood,
and that no one has received any legal
punishment. An appeal has been made
to Governor Marmaduke to send troops to
the scene.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
Rehearine OF BoodIers' Cases.

CHICAGO, December "a Lawyer Alex
ander Sullivan yesterday obtained from
the Appellate Court au order designating
January 25th for hearing in the cases Of
the six Doodle County Commissioners row
in Jail awaiting transfer to the peuiten-
tiary, under two-year sentences each.
General Stiles, for the State, sought to
have the cases 60 over to the March term,
in which event the six boodlers would
probably have to wait in Jail until May or
June before beginning their sentence in
case it should be affirmed. Pending the
bearing in January bail wa, refused.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
ady.uce I'm FreIpht Rates.

1t is authoritatively stated that on jan
uary ., there will be an advance in fourth,
fifth and sixth class freights TO all western
points Of 10 per cent. over existing rates.
This is general advance from New York
to all principal points and on all the lines
OF railroad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
RAILROAD COMPLETED.
The KIngwood and Tunnelton NarrO
Gauge Railroad Completed.


Special telegram 10 the Sunday REGISTER.
TUNNELTON, W. VA, December "a
This is truly a merry Christmas for King
wood. For many long and weary years
she has been struggling TO get out of the
woods, and to-day she greets the great
helping hand of civilization, the railroad,
which was the completion Of the King
wood and Tunnelton railway. Kingwood
has long wanted railway communication
with the outside world, and those who
know what a struggle it has been to get
there will not envy the people their pres
ent enjoyment.
The road is eleven miles long, and is
narrow gauge, and the total cost is $780,
900. 1t is confidently expected that trains
will be running by January |.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
NEWS AND COMMENT.
n,NIEL MANNING's DEATH.
,t 14o o'clock yesterday afternoon ex-

n tao . clock yesterday afternoon eN-
s..-rt,ry Of the Treasury DANIEL MAN
>.>, departed this life and added Que
...-, IN m. l,rg list Of illustrious men de.
sd dur;vu the last lew years.
III, the mjncu. friend 20 whom Mr..
,r,><rN. owed the last and highest Office
,.r.... ,a. ptyt OF his cl7Ser on which his
..r,,.v AMI laue will be permanently
h...f h,.:.. oily a few years ago. lie had
r..,.m-.y held prominent position in
,,,.y. his native city, and in the State
.,N.v York, hut only within the past few
...... 8.I he acquire a national reputa-
cam ur hal been an earnest sup
,.,...- ,t Nr. TILDES, and rendered
... mart, valuable ryice as mem
..- ana rhalrma9 of the Democratic
...r..-e, g.. New York. After Mr..
r..yyr,Np was elected Governor of New
,,-. ,Ir. MANNING became his intimate
....f rrs.,I friend and was among the first
.,..rt-l appreciate in Mr. CLEVELAND
..E.-.S that made him 80 strong and
..,...s~ul % candidate for the Presidency
=. GIN. p.uocrl'is nominating convention
..c..,.n NJ MANNING led the New
..s ar,.rtt,aa. and, it may be said, that
...,..n Ills remarkably good Judgment,
......,,. presence OF mind and tact Mr..
t.NNn was nominated. His man
..-..- d, Nr. CLEvELAND's cause was
..alur hrs legitimate reward. Pres
r., r.EyELANu selected him for the
...,. ,nI important Office of Secretary of
... ...-ary Many thought the Presi-
........ a,:ua'gl solely by personal par
..... nut .t soon became evident that no
...... .,..r ,yu}d have been made.
t.~.urtagy @. the Treasury Mr.. MAN
..>. ...vloped qualities OF the highest
..f.. ..a statesman and administrative
... In M incredibly short time he
..,.r..d I'll. details in the management of
s..ms-r Important executive department.
ur slowed 3 wonderful capacity for work,
..l...r Judgment in the choice of his as
,..an.. and ~ubordinates. The country
.t -.r,, confidence in him after the is
..-r ~ first official document, VIII ch
,..-.t a.s good conservative business
.......I TIE ~ouu1EgSs OF his principles.
u- a..M communications, which rank
.... ,.- 'y-l documents OF their kind,
....-. ua-Iug or the timidity, evasion
.. ..-, ,yr,.ng Of ordinary politicians
..- ar,-r;jons were profound and he
.,....-.t ,A.u with the utmost candOr
.H ....rls. aai with IN ability that sur
..,,!a. h.s. !rirDds.and won recognition
.... .s opp,u~uts In very brief period
.-..,.nH~a,d a reputation that secured
.-'..a D5.rr Is one OF the most dis
...r.-a.t r.yu who successively have
.-,..~! r>rr the financial department OF
.s:. .1u-r..
ii. u.~, ,vG.ca finally compelled Mr.
NrNyINv tur,sign the treasury portfolio
.,-.s... MA from the first regarded as
,-.a.. b.. ,hose nearest him. These aD-
-,y.a..s were only too well founded.
... ,auntry profoundly regrets the
.-a,. Ian eminent statesman and faith
i,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
Arrested for Fighting.

CHARLES Christman and John RsinacheI
had q misunderstanding yesterday, at the
Second ward Market House, which re-
salted in a row. Officer Dunlap put both
men under arrest, for their appearance to-
morrow morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
Dtsot,,'s Approaching statehood.

D. w. IAlL, December 24.-The Pioneer
a.,.. .''eehsty sent printed inquiries to
IN 49, .'S Nl Congress a.kiDg their views
and 'Gt =. question OF the division of Dakota
a. ON, - a.mIs>I3n either as two states OF
a a y.o. Ia1S morning replies were receiy-
,.,,o.-l .S'I SSte'enty-six members of the House,
iBS synung sa t~enty-six States and includ-
D.Dn.,Iy I,Iy 'eisht Republicans and eighteen
bE1,1'SsllSs, which Indicate strong proba-
ait,;nS " Sne passage of an enabling act ad-
oay, 1 y, 'ne Territory as one State after the
sII n, 'esNentIai campaign, if such action
T,rrioo,aae aequiesced in by the people of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
GENERAL ISTELIIGENCE.
Held To Court.

Annie Costello was given hearing be.
fore Justice Phillips, yesterday, on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons, and
was held TO court in the sum of 5000
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
THE PRESIDENTS ORDERS.
Flags to be Displayed at Half-Mast-Ar
Expression of sympathy.


Expression of sympathy.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December "a
The President issued the following orders
this afternoon:
To Al Departments:
The President directs that the flags on
all the public buildings in the city Of
Washington be placed at half-mast as a
mark of respect to the memory Of Daniel
Manning, late Secretary of the Treasury.
By the direction of the President Daniel
S. Lamont, private secretary, sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Mrs. Manning:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
December "a, 1887.
To urs. JaHe Manning, Albany, NJ y:
Though in this hour of unutterable grief
your sorrow is too sacred to be shared and
too deep to be reached by earthly comfort,
may | express to you my sincere and ten
der sympathy, saddened by my own af-
Fiction at the loss of true and trusted
friend and loyal associate, who but lately
stood at my side in the discharge, with
patriotic zeal, of solemn public duty.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
Arresten for Forgery.

A young man who gives his name as
Herman Perry, was arrested yesterday at
noon at Bellevue, on charge Of forgery.
He purchased 500 worth of goods from
Blum Bros in payment of which he gave
check signed by James GLADDEN., a
wealthy farmer, who resides in Smith town
ship The firm suspected something was
wrong ahout the check, and inquired of
the bank officials as to the financial stand
ing of Mr.. GLADDEN., when they were told
that ey had better get the young man to
identify himself before delivering the
goods 1t was soon learned that Perry
had given checks to several persons in the
city, the whole amount probably aggrega-
$50, all of which were signed James Glad
den. The young fellow was arrested AT the
Carter House, where he has been stopping
tor several days. lie is smooth-faced
boyish looking fellow, and evidently does
not realize the enOrmity of the of1ense of
which he is charged. lie says his mother
lives with Lou Wright at Belmont, and
that he formerly worked for Mr.. GLADDEN.
whose name il attached TO the checks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

The funeral will take place OF Tuesday,
December 9th, at , O'Clock p. m, from
St PaUrs Episcopal Church.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

3 aHUE man aud q cOlored woman ex-
a0n-i their ob,tin,cy in South Carolina
'oan by refusing 20 give each other the
.s..y. way on narrow street crossing.
i.~ people were amused, and the crowd
which gathered only dispersed when the
afa. alter ,a,ag his dinner, which was
.-o"3. lHn q ns,yhb0ring restaurant,
r,u.i from the Ii, Ii. satisfied with his feat
.. .h- e1rtiun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

THE Building Trades Council of Wheel
ing will give grand reception and hop at
Arion Hall on Monday night. Ifyou want
to enjoy yourself you ought to be there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
A Musical Entertainment. .

The Mozart Singing Society will give a
free concert at Westwood's Hall tomorrow
evening, which will be followed by hop
The following programme has been ar
ranged.
Overture ......... Birch orchestra
Chorus. ..-....... ....... Mozart Singing Society
Piano Duett-RGcquet GRilop .......... ...........
Miss LOuiSs Meyer aud Z y. sCheufef
Vocal fuett-''See the Pale Moon .....-.-...-.-.
Ms Otto Jaeger and Miss BeCkerton
Chorus .....-- .... Beethoven singing society
Selection ...-........-SOUth side Singing Society
Vocal Solo-"The Merry Birds -Mrs Otto Jaeger
Chorus. .... Mozart singing SOciety
Duelt-Piano and Organ. ......... .-........-..-.
Miss Birdie Gail and Z Scheuner.
Chorus. ......... Mozart Singing 5OcIeiy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

EGG NOF and Tom and Jerry at
Schwalb's saloon, 1918 Main street, served
both at bar and to families tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

]. nppnarS that the recent reports about
|7-rn, IN the West from a coal famine
He totally uu.nun1ad
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

ia. r-a-SaElSl Futy ia Russia seems
20 .y determined un war. This cloud OF
.'p,-~ has been lowering over the ehete
-ouanrhIe1 OF Europe long enough. As
b 20. lOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN is in
..~ uy.ghborLooI, 10 il suggested that he
,..r ."ur rounds ior the Cars crown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

EiSv. v ~ hiasenauer's shoe house for your
snpPers, No. 1913 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

Z, ~NN FRANCISCO Prof. PADDY RYAN
Rs Aaocaed cut in three rounds by JACK
MAulTFE Prof RYAN has our SYM
.th.-s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

Ar,ErIALLY successful Jail delivery
.ooa p.ay, az -. Clairsyille yesterday.
."o prisoners yet remain at large and un-
sEaUufpd tp~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

hINDwuou at last sees her way out OF
The woods ia the completion Of the Tunnel
laa.d klucwood narrow guage road.
.-. -,Aid o,d substantial town is to be
ol.atulatsd un her introduction to the
.''Hi- world
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
Not n Word OF Truth In It.

A report has been in general circulation
to the effect that Mr.. VIM. II. Hall, OF
Kansas City, who has been in the city
several days, on his way home from the
East, the guest of Hon. John II. Hobbs,
would shortly dispose Of his business in
terests in Kansas City, and purchase Mr..
Brockunier's interest in the glass business
here Mr.. Hobbs and Mr.. Hall were both
seen by q REGISTER representative, last
evening. and they both say, emphatically,
that there is not the slightest foundation
for such rumor, and that it ia utterly
false. Mr.. Hall returns home to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25

iugs this Sabbath at 3 and 7:50 p. m, ad-
dressed by Major Camp. Subject for al.
ternoon meeting, The Devil in Society"
All are invited to attend.
Maggie Mitchell.
The announcement that this fayorite &C
tress will appear at the Opera House next
Saturday is enough in itself to insure large
houses both at the matinee and evening
performances. At the matinee Maggie,
the Midget" will be presented, and in the
evening the Pearl of Savoy" will be the
attraction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-25
Our Irish Visitors.

On Friday evening next sMurray and
Murphy, the popular Irish Comedians will
present at the Opera House their great
laughing success, ''Our Irish Visitors" in
PRODUCING new features, new specialties
and new laughs. The New York Mirror
says of them: Our Irish Visitors" enter
tanned large audience at the Third
Avenue on Monday night and Murray
and Murphy kept the people in a seldom
interrupted roar of laughter by their
comic business and characteristic singing
Marie Louise Day made herself iavorite
by her clever work in the part of Dorothy.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

&ammerraab Ybilip Nbrabam B..
Gsien, en- oarmtislenbe Tatriot, Der / be
to ilsspisite 8rise, unber bpilfe ban
boeoe / Nltona, poebe mango 9anife, ps
napnlis bore iansne Sulpater, trofait
Yiitanp, liseium ban paa mango andre
Maaoer bar last i'm ajarlisbeo til 9an-
mari os oct banife Golf for 9asen, er
eiter nosle Slars tiltasenbe Spasbeb
aisaaet peo Dsoen / Ell 9loer al SO Mar.
Gen @iopbe brep inbtil 1864 en- flor
Notwithstanding / 4ltona, % Sor=
retninsen Der fsi tiattes enbnu unber
bans i Sanbelsperoenen iaa bOit aniete
9aun. Som en- Gnerfienoelie al De
1ieneiter, ban paa iOrifieaise Mauber
bar pbet 9anoet, bleu ban | 1860 ub=
napnt til &ibber al 0amnebrOs. Otter
&risen flpttebe ban til &~iDbenbuun %
lepebe ben itsrite 1io paa 5reberitsbers,
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

Tolelie 90 SDm. 6pr en- 9ib iiben
bleu Ell b%linoipbt 8i9e paa 9intppinss
2ainret belbist pperet, laa at bun iii tit
Spn isjen. NaturlisuiS bar 8igen nleb
5urunbrit9 betrasiet alle @jenitanbe
umltring Jig, iorn BUN ipr Blot bapbe bprt
umtale. Oct eienbommelise bermeb er,
at, ON ma bier benoe {. Gr. en- alpffe
% en- 2pielta9e, iaa fan BUN life itrar
iise, buao bet er; men iaalnart iom bum
far berprt @jenitanben meb Saanoen er
bum itrar paa reoe !6aano meo bet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
Niltorct W;iuoeIten.

Niilorrt MinocItsn. 8 Solbaf
8irtes Gaabenbus ~aiilorebes Tor ncsle
Gage iioen en Miuoeitsn ior 8pers
8cl9isrer, aioSoe 1smmermeiter 5lsl.
9oitioeli9beben inolebeoes meS en- Gale
al 8orsermclter 6anien. Otter q
Slgret q falbet for Minoeitencn %
gorsermeiteren baooe o%perleperet BEN til
airfeinipeftioners Smiors os 8eoliges
boloelIe, mootos 8altor Serlfino ben
pdd SnIpettiouens 8egue, ioet ban no
tate, at 5r9ls Minbe |litfert giennem
bans itpre @aumilobeb o%uerior 8nen
oilbe leue iaalenge 9olbaf beitpo. ban
tnpttebe BERTH bet gnlte, OF 8peuS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS siennem 9tberne
ntaOtte oioe at iinoe De rette G9roi9e
til be 2e9ater, iom peo 2egatitiIterers
@ob9jprenbeo III pilbe blipe Wlnrse til
Del.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
Spertgc.

0aarOt propst. S&Oslagen, Guerise,
er Der eli Mtanb, iom bar iaaet prgoe
mere eno DC ilelte Soft, Sans 6arfaoer
cpoe pluoiclig paa 6iempeien ira 5arz
toiet. Sans S~arbroOer Drlfnebe iStpdz
bolm. @u Wprbrpoer iolot reb ira
Gaset % bpbe paa Steoet. 6aoeren
brufneoe e, mprf Nopemberfpelo i9tRrz
bepen al 9iemutet. en- grpoer. ioni
bar 4pbs i Nmerifd, orufneoe Der, en-
anben Sruber orutnebe itrnr bortenipr
lit 9jem % Ell anoen lalOt neoi9iennem
Stibs(u9en % ilos iis libel. 90 IN er
Oct ct Spcr9smaal, pm life usiaa en-
pn9re 9rOoer, iom man len9e life bar
bprt np9et til, er brufnet. Nlt bette bar
Ell entelt Wtano prspet / 2pbet al 40
2tdr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

BreuuG. 6erDeo beijenotajpres for ira,
udrenoe Sig9i og &euner. al oct bebaeeoe
0erren fin Ss6om at bcIiIdl0e fro bette
Gin iii Ct beore min hpitelitcoe 6nitrn 6eina
Clsoatter Breuun, fD0t pad @aaroen 6freim
! 3oo9e 60. N(tuu., ban 220e September
1860 SUN oeoe / Erosn pda I'm ,Sretier
5irsoageu oeU lite NParis 1887. Of 5Grina /
en- Aloer nj 20 ylGr. 5 MaGHgocr 90 9 3age,
eiter 6 Tigers boalot Suatlete. gao tunat
BET enc par al itile@, bar pi boa bet fafte
0neb, at 0erreu bar tdget Ecuoe iii ia Sea
meo heHoe8 8 8gru ipler opbt Inbet AZ en-
tiGr &uitrlt 90 YRooer. 5ieo meo heuoes
Steo, o~eiltgNet pRre bfn6c7 D(utbe.
vi ai!Ggger beroeo Dor b;erteliaic Iaf til
a Dem, ION bar ps beblelpelige uuoer ben.
ocs Spgoom % Iom I~eoidgeoe bel6e I'll lit
llolte NttlelteO.
Winueotg, N}iun., 7Sc Ntnrts 1897.
Spper &. Brenun.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
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Eaa Natto9ene mellem @ptebOrs os
&riiiania CT Der I'LL ifslse "Sm. Nmtst."
anbraste 9elesrafapparater, iaalebes at
ct 1os, Der al en- eQer anben @runb
maatte bile iatte fig | ~telesrafiit 6or.
binoelie meo StatiOnerue, MI fan sisre
bette fra bpilfeniOmbellt Yuntt paa
2inien. 5or Trafiffen er benne Orb
ming meset b~etrpssenoe, i~notraffer Der
ct ubelb, fan Sjelp tilfaloes burtist.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

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oes Niinoe.
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heuoes SpGtuu, liant leoiaQeie beale til
@rouen, trembarfs beroeo min o. min ia
eers hlertelifile Eat.
0aie 5rempealean 90. @is.
Bout 6arion 8chur.
Gbclltidu Il. 9ig9He.